Ask the Author: David Gane
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David Gane
We've had the Wolfe in Shepherd's Clothing, and the next two planned out since finishing up our first book, Along Comes a Wolfe. We knew what we wanted to happen to our characters and have been just waiting patiently until we got to the day when we could write it.
David Gane
I don't wait for inspiration. I keep a schedule and no that when I sit down to work, that I need to do it until I am done my word count for the day. Sometimes it doesn't always go perfectly. Sometimes I have a story problem I can't solve that day and I try and get as much down as I can before taking a walk to come up with a solution.
David Gane
Angie Counios and I have started outlining Book 4 of our Shepherd & Wolfe series but we are also in promotion time for Wolfe in Shepherd's Clothing, so that's keeping us extra busy.
David Gane
Sit down and start writing. Keep your ass in the chair. Write lots. Write bad. Write shitty. But keep doing it until you get better. Show it to people and get feedback. Improve. Never let fear stand in your way.
David Gane
The audience interaction.
David Gane
I hate this question because I think writer's block is BS. It is usually fear that stands in our way to do the work. We have to write bad to get good. We shouldn't expect it to be perfect to begin with.
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